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Planar at Productronica 2011

At Productronica 2011 Russian-based Planar showed its CABAN R54 Vector Reflectometer designed for S11 parameter measurement. It provides magnitude and phase measurements over the frequency from 85 MHz to 5.4 GHz.

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